SAFETY COLORS

Question 1

Standardized colors used to indicate hazards and improve workplace safety

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Safety colors.

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Organizations that regulate safety colors for workplace safety and hazard identification

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OSHA and ANSI.

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Indicates an immediate life-threatening risk

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used for emergency stops and fire hazards

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Indicates serious but not immediately life-threatening hazards

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Orange (Warning Signs).

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Alerts people about potential risks such as slipping

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tripping

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Used to mark biological hazards

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Fluorescent Orange or Orange-Red.

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Indicates fire hazards

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stop signs

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Warns about striking

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falling

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Creates voluntary safety standards for products

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services

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Marks dangerous machine parts that can cause cuts

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crushing

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Marks emergency exits and safety equipment

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Green (ANSI).

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Used for general information signs and safety instructions

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Blue (ANSI).

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Used for traffic direction and housekeeping signs

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Black and White.

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Commonly used for radiation hazards

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Purple.

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Indicates flammable liquids or gases

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Yellow (Pipes).

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Used for combustible liquids or gases

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Brown (Pipes).

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Marks toxic or corrosive solutions

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Orange (Pipes).

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Used for fire-quenching liquids

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Red (Pipes).

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Used for water pipes but not necessarily for drinking water

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Green (Pipes).

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Indicates compressed air pipes

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Blue (Pipes).

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Used on labels

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signs

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Helps people quickly recognize hazards and respond appropriately

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Visibility in safety colors.

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Worn by site managers

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engineers

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Worn by construction workers and laborers

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Yellow hard hat.

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Worn by carpenters and technical workers

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Blue hard hat.

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Worn by crane operators

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Orange hard hat.

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Worn by safety inspectors

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Green hard hat.

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Worn by fire marshals

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Red hard hat.

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Worn by site visitors

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Gray hard hat.

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Worn by welders and workers exposed to high heat

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Brown hard hat.

Question 31

Adds different levels of contrast to improve visibility

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Safety colors for visibility.

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Glow-in-the-dark printed signs to remain visible during power outages

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Emergency safety signs.

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Determining the most visible color combinations in a facility is essential

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Safety color selection.

Question 34

Effort invested in selecting effective color combinations is worthwhile

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Workplace safety optimization.

Question 35

Avoid the use of established safety colors for purposes other than their designated safety warnings

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Proper safety color usage.

Question 36

Quickly conveys information using tape on floors

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Floor marking tape.

Question 37

Used like floor marking tape but applied as paint

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Floor marking paint.

Question 38

Displays safety information in workplaces

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Safety posters.

Question 39

Common in most facilities and used for warnings or instructions

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Safety labels.

Question 40

Used in every facility to warn and inform employees

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Safety signs.

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Provides direction for emergency escape routes

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Exit and emergency signs.

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Supervises compliance with safety color standards

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Workplace safety officers.

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Ensures that hazards are clearly marked

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Safety inspection teams.